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    CSS: correct in FF, but not in IE.

    Hi,

    I have a css file ( http://style.samuels-space.info/bw/style.css ) and my site: http://www.samuels-space.info

    It displays correctly in FF, but not in IE.

    Any one know how to fix this?

    Thanks

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    Re: CSS: correct in FF, but not in IE.

    rather than floating the content, why dont you float the menu?
    then add left margin to content.

    try it might work..

    edit: wow lol im glad you brought this up cause my site does the exact same thing in ie, **** internet explorer is so lame.... ill look for a fix and post it if i find one.

    EDIT: wow none of my site works in internet explorer, im begining to think css isnt even worth it because ie doesnt support ANYTHING...

    Edit: yea i figured it out its because the elements are wider in ie, decrease the width and it will go up to where its supposed to be.... stupid ie..
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    Re: CSS: correct in FF, but not in IE.

    The other thing that you could do is remove the optional xml declaration, this will make IE to start working in Standars Compliance Mode...

    Edited:

    other thing here is your problem:
    HTML Code:
    <!--
    <div class="infohead">
    <h2>LOGIN</h2>
    <div class="infoitem">
    LOGIN STUFF/ USER DETAILS
    </div>
    </div>
    --!>
    The end of that comment should be --> not --!>

    The next thing i saw is that you make this:
    HTML Code:
    <img ...></img>
    In XHTML this is forbidden, what you sould do instead is <img ... />
    Edit2: I still recommend you that you remove XML declaration...
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